Winter

One of the things I like about being stuck inside the house for much of the cold season is the way the sun shines inside. Most of the year I don't have direct sunlight inside, on the south side. (That's actually a good thing!)
Around the end of every year for about a half hour, just before sunset I get a lovely display of the sun's work on the wall.
Of course many winter days are rainy and dreary and I get this display often enough to enjoy it, not often enough to grow unappreciative.


Brighton, being a baby, likes to chew. She's using leftovers from Azi, but has discovered the bones the big girls have outside. She's tried to sneak one in the house. She goes through the rawhide bones pretty fast. Today she will get her very own, clean for now, chew bone. The non-staining sort.
Beside seeing the laser beam, she also pays attention to the TV screen and was looking at the computer monitor.

I'm baking rolls for Suzanne today. So far she's always ending up with leftovers, today she'll get the whole batch.